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Description
本発明は、抗腫瘍活性を有する新規生理活性物
質に関するものである。
本明細書において、アミノ酸、ペプチドは
IUPAC−IUB生化学命名委員会(CBN)で採用
された略記法により表示され、例えば下記の略号
が使用される。なお、アミノ酸などに関し光学異
性体があり得る場合は、特に明示しなければL体
を示すものとする。
Ala:アラニン
Arg:アルギニン
Asn:アスパラギン
Asp:アスパラギン酸
Gln:グルタミン
Glu:グルタミン酸
Gly:グリシン
His:ヒスチジン
Leu:ロイシン
Lys:リジン
Pro:プロリン
Ser:セリン
Val:バリン
網内系賦活化作用を有する種々の物質、例え
ば、各種グラム陽性菌やエンドトキシンにより誘
導され、抗腫瘍細胞能力などの生理活性を有する
物質の存在は多数報告されている。例えば
Carswellらは、CD−1 SwissマウスにBacillus
Calmette−Gue′rin(BCG)を投与し、その2週
間後にエンドトキシンを静脈内注射して得られる
該マウスの血清が、培養し細胞に対して殺細胞作
用を有すること、およびMeth A sarcomaで担
癌させた(BALB/c×C57BL/6)F1マウス
の腫瘍を出血性壊死に至らしめる現象を見出し、
TNF(Tumor Necrosis Fator)と名づけた
〔Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.USA 72巻(No.9)3666〜
3670頁(1975年)〕。その後、Ruffら〔J.
Immunol.125巻(No.4)1671〜1677頁(1980年)〕
およびMatthewsら〔Br.J.Cancer 42巻416〜422
頁(1980年)〕は、前記Carswellらの方法に準じ
て調製したウサギ血清からTNFの精製を試みて、
それぞれ原血清に比べて約2000倍および約1000倍
精製されたものを得ている。しかし、いずれの場
合にも精製されたものに関しては動物実験におい
て抗腫癌効果を確認していない。
特開昭57−140725号は、網内系賦活化作用を有
する物質の1種または2種以上を哺乳動物(マウ
ス、ウサギ、モルモツト等)に投与し、次いでグ
ラム陰性菌由来のエンドトキシンを注射すること
によつて、または哺乳動物由来の活性化マクロフ
アージを含む組織培養系にグラム陰性菌由来のエ
ンドトキシンを加えることによつて誘発される、
制癌作用を有する蛋白性生理活性物質を単離精製
した、と開示している。更に、その物質の分子量
は、ゲル過法およびSDS−ポリアクリルアミド
ゲル電気泳動法では39000±5000、等電点はPH3.9
±0.3(等電点電気泳動法)である、と開示してい
る。
上記物質の制癌作用は極めて優れたものである
が、それを単離精製するためには、粗製溶液を煩
雑な精製工程に付さなければならないうえ、その
活性回収率が低い、という欠点を有する。
本発明者らは、本明細書中に記載の方法により
調製したウサギ血清から上記物質を収率良く得る
精製法について鋭意研究を続けていたが、その過
程で、特開昭57−140725号の精製法とは異なる精
製法を採用することにより、意外にも上記物質と
は異なる、優れた抗腫瘍活性を有する新規蛋白質
が収率良く(すなわち全工程を通じての回収率が
約50〜70%)得られることを見いだし、更に研究
を続けた結果、本発明を完成するに至つた。
本発明は、網内系賦活化作用を有する物質を1
種または2種以上、ウサギに投与し、次いでグラ
ム陰性菌由来のエンドトキシンを注射することに
よつて、またはウサギ由来のマクロフアージを含
む組織培養系にグラム陰性菌由来のエンドトキシ
ンを加えることによつて誘発される、アミノ末端
よりSer−Ala−Ser−Arg−Ala−Leu−Ser−
Asp−Lys−Pro−Leu−Ala−His−Val−Val−
Ala−Asn−Pro−Gln−Val−Glu−Gly−Gln−
Leu−Gln−X1−Leu……(但し、式中X1は1個
のアミノ酸残基を示す。)で表わされるアミノ酸
配列構造を有するポリペプチドのサブユニツトか
らなる構造を有し、かつ下記特性を有する蛋白質
に関するものである。
a) 分子量 40000±5000(ゲル過法)17500
±2000(SDS−ポリアクリルアミド電気泳動法)
b) 等電点 5.0±0.3(等電点電気泳動法)
c) 実験例3に記載のL−M細胞を用いる評価
における比活性が5×106〜1×107単位/mg蛋
白質
d) Meth A sarcoma担癌F1マウスを用い
る生物評価系において癌を壊死させる性質
上記d)は、具体的には、実験例4に記載の
Meth A sarcoma担癌BALB/c系マウスを用
いる生物評価において、1匹当り3000〜5000単位
を静脈内に投与した場合の活性が(+)以上であ
る。また、セルロースアセテート膜を用いる電気
泳動ではα−グロブリン領域に泳動され、各種レ
クチンカラム〔Con A−セフアロース(フアル
マシア社製)、RCA−I−ゲル(E.Y.ラボラトリ
ー社製)、WGA−セフアロース6MB(フアルマシ
ア社製)、UEA−I−ゲル(E.Y.ラボラトリー社
製)、LPA−ゲル(E.Y.ラボラトリー社製)〕に
吸着しない性状を有している。
本発明の新規生理活性物質の物性は、以下に記
載する実験例1〜8の各方法によつて測定したも
のである。
実験例
1) 分子量測定法
A) セフアクリルS−200(フアルマシア社製ス
ウエーデン)のカラム(1.5×100cm)を用い、
0.1M塩化ナトリウム/50mMリン酸緩衝液
(PH7.4)にてゲル過を行つた。分子量測定用
標準蛋白質(フアルマシア社製、リボヌクレア
ーゼA、キモトリプシノーゲンA、オブアルブ
ミン、アルドラーゼ)を用いて分子量検量線を
作成し、L−M細胞を用いた活性評価により分
子量の測定をした。本発明になる生理活性物質
は、オブアルブミンとキモトリプシノーゲンA
の中間に溶出し、分子量は40000±5000であつ
た。
B) Segrestらの方法〔Method in
Enzymology 28−B巻54−63頁(1972年)〕に
従い、トリス/グリシン/SDS(PH8.3)で
SDS/ポリアクリルアミドゲルに10μgの試料
を付与し、電気泳動を行つた。標準分子量キツ
ト(フアルマシア社製)を用いて分子量検量線
を作成し、L−M細胞での活性評価と、染色
(クーマシー・ブリリアント・ブルーR−250)
により分子量を決定した。本発明になる生理活
性物質は、17500±2000の位置に、単一染色バ
ンドと活性を示した。
2) 等電点測定法
アトー株式会社製の等電点電気泳動装置(SJ
−1071EC型)を用い、フアルマライト(フアル
マシア社製、PH4〜6.5)とグリセロールを含む
5%ポリアクリルアミド平板ゲル(厚み1mm、長
さ10cm、巾10cm)を作成した。陽極側に0.04M、
DL−グルタミン酸、陰極側に0.2M、L−ヒスチ
ジンを使用して、700Vで50分間の前泳動を行つ
た。続いて試料50μgを付与し、700Vで1時間、
500Vで16時間泳動を行つた。泳動終了後ゲルを
2.5mm巾で切出し、次いで各ゲル片を0.15M塩化
ナトリウムを含む0.02Mトリス−塩酸緩衝液(PH
8.2)0.2mlで抽出し、各抽出液についてL−M細
胞を用いた活性評価を行つた。本発明になる生理
活性物質の等電点は5.0±0.3であつた。
3) L−M細胞を用いる活性評価
L−M細胞を用いる活性評価は、Ruff
〔Lymphokine Reports2巻E.Pick編集、
Academic Press 235頁(1980年)〕あるいは〔J.
Immunol.126巻 235頁(1981年)〕の方法に準
じ、本発明者らが改良したものであり、本発明に
なる生理活性物質がL−M細胞(アメリカン・タ
イプ・カルチヤー・コレクシヨン,CCL1.2)を
殺す効果を測定するものである。すなわち、順次
培地で希釈した試料0.1mlと105コ/mlの濃度のL
−M細胞の培地懸濁液0.1mlを96穴の組織培養用
マイクロプレート(フロー・ラボラトリー社)に
加えた。培地は1v/v%のウシ胎児血清を含む
イーグルのミニマム・エツセンシヤル培地(その
組成は、たとえば、「組織培養」中井準之助他編
集、朝倉書店、1967年に記載されている)を用い
た。マイクロプレートを5%の炭酸ガスを含む空
気中、37℃で48時間培養した。培養終了後、グル
タルアルデヒド20μを加え細胞を固定した。固
定後、マイクロプレートを洗浄、乾燥して、0.05
%メチレンブルー溶液を0.1ml加え、生き残つた
細胞を染色した。余分なメチレンブルーを洗い流
し乾燥した後、残つたメチレンブルーを0.36M塩
酸溶液で抽出し、その665nmにおける吸光度をタ
イターテツク・マルチスキヤン(フロー・ラボラ
トリー社)で測定した。この吸光度は、生き残つ
た細胞数に比例する。L−M細胞の50%を殺すた
めに必要な生理活性量を1単位/mlと定義し、試
料を加えない対照の吸光度の50%の値に相当する
試料の希釈率を、グラフあるいは計算によつて求
め、その希釈率の逆数を試料の生理活性量(単
位/mlで表記する)とした。
一方、蛋白質量は、Branfordらの方法〔Anal.
Biochem.72巻248〜254頁(1976年)〕により、ク
ーマシー・ブリリアント・ブルーG250を用いる
色素結合法から算出した。
本発明になる生理活性物質の比活性は、5×
106〜1×107単位/mg蛋白質であつた。
4) Meth A sarcoma担癌マウスを用いる活
性評価
BALB/cマウスの腹部皮内に2×105コの
Meth A sarcoma細胞を移植し、7日後移植し
た腫瘍の大きさが直径7〜8mmとなり、出血性壊
死がなく良好な血行状態にある腫瘍を有するマウ
スを選び、尾静脈より生理食塩水で希釈した0.2
mlの試料を注射し、24時間後に次の判定基準に則
り壊死反応の判定を行つた。
(−):変化なし
(+):かすかな出血性壊死
():中程度の出血性壊死
(移植癌表面の真中から50%以上にわたつて
壊死)
():顕著な出血性壊死
(移植癌の中央部が重度に壊死し、周囲の癌
組織がわずかに残つた状態)
また、試料投与後20日目に癌が完全に退縮した
かどうかを観察し完治率を求めた。
以上の方法により測定した本生理活性物質の活
性を下表に示す。
The present invention relates to a novel physiologically active substance having antitumor activity. In this specification, amino acids and peptides are
Indicated by the abbreviations adopted by the IUPAC-IUB Committee on Biochemical Nomenclature (CBN), for example, the following abbreviations are used. In addition, when an optical isomer is possible for an amino acid, etc., the L-isomer is indicated unless otherwise specified. Ala: Alanine Arg: Arginine Asn: Asparagine Asp: Aspartic acid Gln: Glutamine Glu: Glutamic acid Gly: Glycine His: Histidine Leu: Leucine Lys: Lysine Pro: Proline Ser: Serine Val: Valine Various substances that have reticuloendothelial system activation effects There have been many reports on the existence of substances, for example, substances that are induced by various Gram-positive bacteria and endotoxins and have physiological activities such as antitumor cell ability. for example
Carswell et al.
The serum of the mouse obtained by administering Calmette-Gue'rin (BCG) and intravenously injecting endotoxin 2 weeks later has a cytocidal effect on cultured cells, and that it has a cytocidal effect on cells cultured. We discovered a phenomenon that caused tumors in cancer-induced (BALB/c×C57BL/6) F1 mice to undergo hemorrhagic necrosis.
Named TNF (Tumor Necrosis Fator) [Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.USA Vol. 72 (No. 9) 3666~
3670 pages (1975)]. Later, Ruff et al [J.
Immunol. vol. 125 (No. 4) pages 1671-1677 (1980)]
and Matthews et al. [Br.J.Cancer 42 vol. 416-422
(1980)] attempted to purify TNF from rabbit serum prepared according to the method of Carswell et al.
The serum was purified approximately 2,000 times and approximately 1,000 times compared to the original serum, respectively. However, in any case, the antitumor and cancer effects of purified products have not been confirmed in animal experiments. JP-A-57-140725 discloses that one or more substances having a reticuloendothelial system activation effect are administered to mammals (mouses, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc.), and then endotoxin derived from Gram-negative bacteria is injected. or by adding endotoxin from Gram-negative bacteria to a tissue culture system containing activated macrophages of mammalian origin.
They disclose that they have isolated and purified a proteinaceous physiologically active substance that has anticancer activity. Furthermore, the molecular weight of the substance was determined to be 39000±5000 by gel filtration method and SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, and the isoelectric point was PH3.9.
It is disclosed that it is ±0.3 (isoelectric focusing method). Although the anticancer activity of the above substance is extremely excellent, in order to isolate and purify it, the crude solution must be subjected to a complicated purification process, and the recovery rate of its activity is low. have The present inventors have been conducting intensive research on a purification method for obtaining the above-mentioned substance in good yield from rabbit serum prepared by the method described in this specification, and in the process, By adopting a purification method different from the one described above, a novel protein with excellent antitumor activity, which is different from the above-mentioned substances, was unexpectedly produced in good yield (i.e., the recovery rate through the entire process was approximately 50-70%). As a result of further research and discovery, the present invention was completed. The present invention utilizes a substance having a reticuloendothelial system activation effect.
species or species to rabbits and then induced by injection of endotoxin derived from Gram-negative bacteria or by adding endotoxin derived from Gram-negative bacteria to a tissue culture system containing rabbit-derived macrophages. Ser-Ala-Ser-Arg-Ala-Leu-Ser-
Asp−Lys−Pro−Leu−Ala−His−Val−Val−
Ala−Asn−Pro−Gln−Val−Glu−Gly−Gln−
It has a structure consisting of subunits of a polypeptide having an amino acid sequence structure represented by Leu-Gln-X 1 -Leu... (wherein X 1 represents one amino acid residue), and has the following properties: This relates to a protein having the following properties. a) Molecular weight 40000±5000 (gel filtration method) 17500
±2000 (SDS-polyacrylamide electrophoresis method) b) Isoelectric point 5.0±0.3 (isoelectric focusing method) c) Specific activity in evaluation using LM cells described in Experimental Example 3 is 5×10 6 ~1×10 7 units/mg protein d) Meth A The property of causing cancer necrosis in a biological evaluation system using sarcoma tumor-bearing F1 mice The above d) is specifically described in Experimental Example 4.
In biological evaluation using Meth A sarcoma tumor-bearing BALB/c mice, the activity was (+) or higher when 3000 to 5000 units per mouse was intravenously administered. Furthermore, in electrophoresis using a cellulose acetate membrane, the α-globulin region was migrated, and various lectin columns [Con A-Sepharose (manufactured by Pharmacia), RCA-I-gel (manufactured by EY Laboratories), WGA-Sepharose 6MB (Pharmacia), (manufactured by EY Laboratory), UEA-I-gel (manufactured by EY Laboratory), and LPA-gel (manufactured by EY Laboratory). The physical properties of the novel physiologically active substance of the present invention were measured by each method of Experimental Examples 1 to 8 described below. Experimental example 1) Molecular weight measurement method A) Using a column (1.5 x 100 cm) of Cephacryl S-200 (manufactured by Pharmacia, Sweden),
Gel filtration was performed using 0.1M sodium chloride/50mM phosphate buffer (PH7.4). A molecular weight calibration curve was created using standard proteins for molecular weight measurement (manufactured by Pharmacia, ribonuclease A, chymotrypsinogen A, ovalbumin, aldolase), and the molecular weight was measured by activity evaluation using LM cells. The physiologically active substances of the present invention include ovalbumin and chymotrypsinogen A.
It eluted in the middle of , and the molecular weight was 40,000±5,000. B) Method in Segrest et al.
Tris/glycine/SDS (PH8.3) according to Enzymology 28-B, pp. 54-63 (1972)].
10 μg of the sample was applied to an SDS/polyacrylamide gel, and electrophoresis was performed. Create a molecular weight calibration curve using a standard molecular weight kit (manufactured by Pharmacia), evaluate activity in LM cells, and stain (Coomassie Brilliant Blue R-250)
The molecular weight was determined by The physiologically active substance of the present invention showed a single staining band and activity at a position of 17500±2000. 2) Isoelectric focusing method Isoelectric focusing device (SJ
A 5% polyacrylamide flat plate gel (thickness: 1 mm, length: 10 cm, width: 10 cm) containing Pharmalite (manufactured by Pharmacia, PH4 to 6.5) and glycerol was prepared using Polyacrylamide gel (1 mm thick, 10 cm long, 10 cm wide). 0.04M on the anode side,
Pre-phoresis was performed at 700V for 50 minutes using DL-glutamic acid and 0.2M L-histidine on the cathode side. Subsequently, 50μg of sample was applied, and the temperature was set at 700V for 1 hour.
Electrophoresis was performed at 500V for 16 hours. After the electrophoresis is complete, remove the gel.
Cut out 2.5 mm wide pieces, and then soak each gel piece in 0.02 M Tris-HCl buffer (PH) containing 0.15 M sodium chloride.
8.2) Extract with 0.2 ml, and evaluate the activity of each extract using LM cells. The isoelectric point of the physiologically active substance of the present invention was 5.0±0.3. 3) Activity evaluation using LM cells Activity evaluation using LM cells is performed using Ruff
[Edited by Lymphokine Reports Volume 2 E.Pick,
Academic Press 235 pages (1980)] or [J.
Immunol. Vol. 126, p. 235 (1981)], the present inventors have improved the method, and the physiologically active substance of the present invention is derived from L-M cells (American Type Culture Collection, CCL1). 2) to measure the effectiveness of killing. That is, 0.1 ml of the sample was sequentially diluted with the medium and L with a concentration of 10 5 /ml.
- 0.1 ml of the medium suspension of M cells was added to a 96-well tissue culture microplate (Flow Laboratory). Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium containing 1 v/v % fetal bovine serum (its composition is described, for example, in "Tissue Culture" edited by Junnosuke Nakai et al., Asakura Shoten, 1967) was used as the medium. The microplate was incubated at 37°C for 48 hours in air containing 5% carbon dioxide. After culturing, 20μ of glutaraldehyde was added to fix the cells. After fixation, the microplate was washed, dried, and 0.05
0.1 ml of % methylene blue solution was added to stain the surviving cells. After rinsing away excess methylene blue and drying, the remaining methylene blue was extracted with a 0.36M hydrochloric acid solution, and its absorbance at 665 nm was measured using Titertech Multiscan (Flow Laboratory). This absorbance is proportional to the number of surviving cells. The amount of biological activity required to kill 50% of LM cells is defined as 1 unit/ml, and the dilution rate of the sample corresponding to 50% of the absorbance of the control without the sample added is shown in the graph or calculation. The reciprocal of the dilution rate was determined as the physiological activity amount (expressed in units/ml) of the sample. On the other hand, the protein amount was determined by the method of Branford et al. [Anal.
Biochem., Vol. 72, pp. 248-254 (1976)], from a dye binding method using Coomassie Brilliant Blue G250. The specific activity of the physiologically active substance of the present invention is 5×
It was 10 6 to 1×10 7 units/mg protein. 4) Activity evaluation using Meth A sarcoma tumor -bearing mice.
Meth A sarcoma cells were transplanted, and after 7 days, the transplanted tumor size was 7 to 8 mm in diameter, and mice with tumors with good blood circulation without hemorrhagic necrosis were selected and diluted with physiological saline from the tail vein. 0.2
ml of the sample was injected, and 24 hours later, the necrosis reaction was judged according to the following criteria. (-): No change (+): Faint hemorrhagic necrosis (): Moderate hemorrhagic necrosis (necrosis extending from the center of the transplanted cancer surface to more than 50%) (): Significant hemorrhagic necrosis (transplanted cancer The central part of the sample was severely necrotic, with only a small amount of surrounding cancer tissue remaining.20 days after sample administration, whether the cancer had completely regressed was observed and the complete cure rate was determined. The activity of this physiologically active substance measured by the above method is shown in the table below.
【表】
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Claims (1)
2種以上、ウサギに投与し、次いでグラム陰性菌
由来のエンドトキシンを注射することによつて、
またはウサギ由来のマクロフアージを含む組織培
養系にグラム陰性菌由来のエンドトキシンを加え
ることによつて誘発される、アミノ末端より Ser−Ala−Ser−Arg−Ala−Leu−Ser−Asp
−Lys−Pro−Leu−Ala−His−Val−Val−Ala
−Asn−Pro−Gln−Val−Glu−Gly−Gln−Leu
−Gln−X1−Leu…… (但し、式中X1は1個のアミノ酸残基を示
す。)で表わされるアミノ酸配列構造を有するポ
リペプチドのサブユニツトからなる構造を有し、
かつ下記特性を有する蛋白質。 a) 分子量 40000±5000(ゲル濾過法) 17500±2000(SDS−ポリアクリルアミド電気泳
動法) b) 等電点 5.0±0.3(等電点電気泳動法) c) 本文定義のL−M細胞を用いる評価におけ
る比活性が5×106〜1×107単位/mg蛋白質。 d) Meth A sarcoma担癌F1マウスを用い
る生物評価系において癌を壊死させる性質[Claims] 1. By administering to a rabbit one or more substances having a reticuloendothelial system activation effect, and then injecting endotoxin derived from Gram-negative bacteria,
or Ser-Ala-Ser-Arg-Ala-Leu-Ser-Asp from the amino terminus induced by adding endotoxin from Gram-negative bacteria to a tissue culture system containing rabbit-derived macrophages.
−Lys−Pro−Leu−Ala−His−Val−Val−Ala
−Asn−Pro−Gln−Val−Glu−Gly−Gln−Leu
-Gln-X 1 -Leu... (However, in the formula, X 1 represents one amino acid residue.) Having a structure consisting of subunits of a polypeptide having the amino acid sequence structure
and a protein having the following properties. a) Molecular weight 40000±5000 (gel filtration method) 17500±2000 (SDS-polyacrylamide electrophoresis method) b) Isoelectric point 5.0±0.3 (isoelectric focusing method) c) Use L-M cells as defined in the text Specific activity in evaluation is 5 x 10 6 to 1 x 10 7 units/mg protein. d) Property of causing cancer necrosis in a biological evaluation system using Meth A sarcoma tumor-bearing F1 mice
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